PURCOM Flashcards

1
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“Every country has its own way of saying things. The important thing is which lies behind people’s words.”

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FreyaStark

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Cultural differences result in misunderstanding, and “language more than anything else, is the heart of culture.”

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Stevenson in Lee (2017)

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3
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Being proficient in English does not guarantee our being able to fully understand
what another speaker of English is trying to say unless we become fully aware of how
that speaker uses English based on his culture.

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true

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4
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two englishes common among learners are

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american and british english

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5
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is one of the aspects where these two varieties of english differ

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vocabulary

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6
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AmE BrE also differs in

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pronunciation

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7
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In terms of speech, the first British settlers in America spoke using the______ where the r sounds of words are pronounced.

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rhotic speech

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8
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differences on pronunciation AmE BrE

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1) differences instress,

2) difference in pronunciation of words ending in -ile,

3) difference in the
pronunciation of the letter ‘a’,

4) the sound of ‘r’ is stronger in AmE,

5) difference in
the pronunciation of the words ending in -ization, and

6) the letter ‘t’ in the middle of
a word can be pronounced like a fast ‘d’ in AmE

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9
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AmE and BrE differes in

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a. vocabulary
b. pronunciation
c. spelling
d. grammar

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10
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in ame collective nouns are considered as

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singular, tapos either sa BrE

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11
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explains the notions of World Englishes and its variety

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Kachru’s (1985) three Concentric Circle

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